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I've had this brush for over a year now and it is holding up great! The bristles are firm but not scratchy at all -- and that matters because I use it solely for cleaning my 18" alloy rims that have been treated with Adams Advanced Graphene coating. I wash the truck at roughly twice a month and this brush still looks like new! Figure it's washed about 100 rims. The rubber tip shows no sign of wearing off or breaking down. This fits between spokes that are about an inch apart and gets back to clean the inner barrel. The sleeve between the brush and the guard covers the metal shaft so that it doesn't scratch while it gets back there. Just a great, useful, durable product. Will probably buy another so I have it if this ever wears out!!! Especially since it's dropped in price about $9 since I bought it last year - what else has done THAT over the last year??? :)

Valued addition to my detailing arsenal. I have 6 spoke deep well rims and this is great at getting the barrel clean. Th entire brush is plastic so no worries about scratching the wheels. It is also deep enough to get the entire barrel and flexible enough to get into tight spaces. Previous comments about soft bristles are true with regards to not being able to clean heavy brake dust and grime, but there really isn't a safe brush for wheels that can. Once that stuff gets embedded into the rim no normal brush and wash is gonna tackle that. However this brush is perfect for those who regularly wash there cars and maintain them. But IMO unless you bought a car used with rims in bad shape already you should never let them get that bad in the first place, if you care about such things, which I assume one does if they were to buy this brush. Highly recommend this brush and it is cheaper then similar products online.

I have been looking for a quality wheel barrel brush that will completely reach the entire surface and thanks to Shine Supply for providing me the name of this one! What is even better is it is made in the U.S.!

The EZ Detail Brush is 18 inches long and the brush width is approximately 6" wide, it easily reaches delicate nooks and crannies it's durable, flexible, and it's gentle on the most delicate paint finishes. I love the way it cleans hard to reach spaces. It holds a generous amount of soap suds and/or water to help flood the surface being cleaned. For stubborn deposits of brake dust or other grime it is not as effective as a terry cloth or similar with deliberate strokes. The tires will require a more aggressive brush to remove the "blooming" or brownish coloring that occurs from environment exposure. I wash bicycles regularly and this brush works great. In moments the brush has the bicycle covered in suds. The brush is a little high at $26.00 so if you feel like treating yourself add an EZ Detail Brush to your cart!Update: 2-4-25: I have been using this brush continuously and exclusively for bicycles. I wash two or three bicycles a day sometimes with strong soap solutions. I wash this brush with a power washer and it holds up well. I never saw it shed a bristle! The rubber guard has split and come off however in my opinion it isn’t necessary for my purposes but for delicate vehicles it may be helpful for peace of mind. Funny it has gone up in price from $26 to $36. But it is worth it.My original star rating was only four (4). I have now improved it to five (5) stars.

Gonna explain something on this review as a way to properly care for your wheel.1. Spray a de-greaser or undercarriage cleaner, if you have an all in one for the undercarriage, tires, and rims, then perfect.2. Agitate the undercarriage using a long handled brush, i own a plastic mothers brush, I think i'd prefer a wooden one in the future.3. Use a tire brush, don't use the undercarriage brush for the tires, keep them separate and scrub all the way around the outside rubber of the tire.4. Since your cleaning solution is setting in, its safe to wash it off the undercarriage and then the tires, then reapply your cleaner on your rims. (the steps up to this point varies depending on what cleaning solutions you have in one or individually)5. This is where I use the EZ Detail Brush (soaking in a bucket of soap), I can easily bend the brush to get in between and behind the Rims where I can't see and normally miss when using a narrow sponge (a microfiber sponge with in-bedded splints for support).- other posts will advise pulling out the brush potentially splatters every now and then, but you're washing a car, you're bound to get wet, and i'm determined to getting my rims spotless , close your eyes when you pull out the brush.6. Following it up with that splinted sponge, I place it inside the rim and scrub the inner rim up and down pulling my hands in and out between the spokes as I maneuver it in a clockwise motion back to front till i complete my cycle.7. Wash next Rim- Its a lengthy process but I rest with a peace of mind knowing my tires and undercarriage are without question, CLEAN!

I really like this brush because it can reach behind the brake caliper and deep into the barrel of the rim. It’s more versatile than any wheel woolie I’ve tried. It’s a great brush, however, there’s a trade-off. This brush will leave micro scratches on the surface of your wheel if the clear coat is on the softer side. I only use it on the barrel of the rim so it’s not a big issue. I would rather have clean wheels with micro scratches (which can be polished out if your wheels have clear coat) than dirty rims.

I love it, works well and is nice and sturdy.

This is awesome to use and clean the barrel of the wheels, especially the tight areas between the caliper and wheel barrel. Yes, you will get a little bit of liquid flick back at you when pulling back in a tight wheel spoke. But no big deal, you are washing your car, you will get wet. It is durable, flexible and will last me years.